CELEBRATION! Australia Day 2020 - Shire of Coolgardie
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Shire of Coogardie
COOL RAMBLER
Free Community Newspaper
CELEBRATION!
Australia Day 2020
On Sunday 26 January, Coolgardie and Kambalda
celebrated their annual Australia Day Celebrations
for 2020.
In Coolgardie, the event began at 8am in the
Coolgardie Park with a hearty Australian brekky,
kindly cooked by the Coolgardie Volunteer Fire &
Rescue Service. The presentations commenced
at 8.45am, with Shire President Malcolm Cullen
delivering his speech and the Australia Day awards
to the crowd of about 90 community members.
was awarded to Coolgardie St John Ambulance
Volunteers and the Corporate Citizen award went to
The Australia Day Citizen award was won by
A Place To Stay.
Sheree Forward and the Youth Citizen award by
Jayden Forward. The Community Group or Event Story and photos continue on P12-13
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Message from the Shire President - February 2020
As the year of 2019 drew to a close, I found it hard to believe how quickly the year had gone. On summarising many of the activities and
events over the 12 months, from the severe hail storm in Coolgardie last December, which left many homes and Shire properties badly
damaged and in some cases such as the Recreation Centre Stadium un-usable since that time, the renovation project at the Kambalda
Pool, the commencement of the Truck Parking and Assembly area in Bayley Street, the engagement of Project Management and final
architectural design for the renovation project at the Coolgardie Post Office Precinct, with the expectation of going out to tender early
in the new year and finishing with one of the most extensive road maintenance and upgrade programmes undertaken on Shire road
networks for many years.
On top of all this, our Administration, Recreation and Works Teams have gone about their normal duties ensuring the organisation is
running efficiently and providing excellent programs and services to our communities. On behalf of the Council and our community, I
would like to thank everyone from the CEO, managers, supervisors and all staff for their dedication and effort throughout the past year
and work towards improving the services provided to our communities each year.
The Shire hosted the Local Emergency Management Committee meeting in Kambalda on December 12, with Yvette Grigg and DO
Kinsella from DFES, members of Police, Goldfields St Ives and Shire staff and Councillors. Items on the agenda included the review
and update of the Shire LEMA Plan, Strategic Fire Breaks surrounding townsites, Communication Strategy and updating of all Shire
stakeholder details. On completion of this meeting, a De-Brief following the complex bushfire situation which occurred in the Shire took
place with our Manager Rod Franklin and DFES DO Kinsella providing details on the five major fire events that took place over that 10-
day period. One of the major concerns arising, was highlighted about the lack of effective communications in the area south of Kambalda.
This has been improved since, with more efficient two-way radio equipment in Shire vehicles.
The availability of both fixed wing planes and helicopters during these events assisted the fire fighting effort greatly, and reduced resource
and time transporting crews to and from the fire front and spotting and tracking progress of the fires. On behalf of the Council and our
communities, I sincerely thank all our Shire staff, DFES Volunteer Fire Fighters, DFES Management and staff and all the volunteers
from outside the Goldfields who assisted during these very difficult and trying days, in particular their effort in protecting the townsite
of Kambalda.
On the 28th of November the Shire once again hosted the annual seniors Christmas luncheon at the Kambalda Community Recreation
Facility with 130 people attending. Senior residents from Coolgardie, Kambalda and a bus from Norseman all came together to renew old
friendships and celebrate the coming of Christmas and enjoy the excellent luncheon and entertainment provided by the children from both
Kambalda West High and Kambalda Primary Schools. It is really rewarding to see such camaraderie between our younger and elderly
residents enjoying and celebrating together on occasions such as these, and I would like to thank the children and staff from both schools
for coming along and contributing to the success of the day. Also a big thankyou to our recreation staff and the volunteers who assisted
during the day as your help was greatly appreciated by all. Thankyou to all our sponsors for your support and contribution to making the
day a great success.
The Coolgardie Primary School celebrated its 125th birthday on November 28th with many former residents travelling from all over WA
to reminisce about their former days attending school in Coolgardie. The celebrations commenced on the Friday morning with students
engaged in games of old such as marbles, knuckle bones and coits being played in the school yard, with a few former students joining in
to try their hand. There were a few laughs shared when going through the old punishment book.
Following on at 4pm,the official birthday opening ceremony was held in the school hall with entertainment from the children and the
opening of the time capsule that was buried during the 100th birthday from 25 years ago, with current and former students spending quite
some time going through the contents of the capsule. It is a great achievement by the school staff and the residents of Coolgardie that
keep the tradition going and extremely important to retain these schools in our towns. It is also gratifying to me, as I have grandchildren
attending Coolgardie Primary School that are fourth generation members of the Cullen family who have attended the school, as well as
being fifth generation members of the family living in Coolgardie.
CEO James Trail and I travelled out to the Beacon Minerals Jaurdi Hills mine and treatment facility opening on November 29th. It is of
credit to the Beacon Management that they have been able to build this plant and develop the mine within three years of purchasing the
mining lease. They have created a workforce of 35 with about 20 sourced from Coolgardie, which is of great benefit to our community
being just 35 kilometres from the town. During the opening we also had an opportunity to engage with Mines Minister Bill Johnston who
officially opened the facility to the applause of the people attending including workers, contractors and invited guests.
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From P2
I believe the Shire is on the verge of some exciting times with mining ventures showing positive signs of improvement and Mincor’s recent
announcement they have secured mining approvals and funding to commence operations at the new Cassini Nickel deposit south of
Widgiemooltha early in the new year.
Meetings and Workshops attended this period:
November:
• WALGA Teleconference regarding Infrastructure Policy Team discussion on State Council matters.
• Seniors Christmas Lunch in Kambalda.
• GVROC Teleconference regarding State Council Agenda.
• Beacon Minerals mine opening and meeting with Minister for Mines.
• Coolgardie Primary School Birthday Celebration.
December
• Attended State Council Meeting in Perth.
• WALGA Video Conference regarding CA07 heavy vehicle permit operation on LG road networks.
• Briefing Forum in Coolgardie.
• Attended Goldfields Migration Employment partner meeting in Coolgardie.
• LEMC meeting in Kambalda.
• Meeting with Directors of Ngalla Maya training group in Coolgardie
Malcolm Cullen
Shire President
From the desk of the CEO - February 2020
Hi everyone,
Happy New Year - I hope everyone had a good summer break and are refreshed for all the exciting programs we have in store for you
and your families this year.
As you would all be aware, the Shire of Coolgardie experienced a number of bushfires over the Christmas break which included the
closure of the Coolgardie-Esperance Hwy for a week causing quite a bit of disruption for travellers and transport companies.
Thank you to the Coolgardie and Kambalda Volunteer Fire and Rescue Service teams and Shire staff who worked tireless over the
holidays to keep our towns safe. Thank you also to all the community members and businesses that volunteered their time, supplied
food and other support to stranded travellers. We received so many positive comments from travellers about our community’s welcoming
and caring nature.
In mid-January, 2020 we held two community workshops in Coolgardie and Kambalda to hear from the community on how the Shire can
improve communication with residents during bushfire season. We had over 60 residents attend from both towns and the information
provided will be used to inform the review of our Bushfire Management Plan.
Well done to the Coolgardie and Kambalda Community Recreation Centre staff for putting on the wide range of school holiday activities
in January including excursions to the Coolgardie Pool and YMCA. The feedback from parents has been excellent with kids telling me
they had the best time ever.
The Shire of Coolgardie Australia Day events had fantastic turnouts for the community breakfasts, presentations and family fun
activities. Congratulations to all the Australia Day Citizenship Award nominees and recipients - we have such amazing volunteer groups
and individuals in our Shire that truly make our towns wonderful places to live.
All the best,
James Trail
Chief Executive
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Shire of Coolgardie
Kambalda Public Library
Long-awaited storytime returns to Kambalda
It’s been a long school holidays and finally storytime is
back on, commencing with the first session for Term 1 on
Thursday, February 13, 2020. We are ready to get our
craft on and are looking forward to welcoming old and new
faces for some action songs, new stories to be read and
fun crafts.
Storytime is a popular weekly session aimed at pre-kindy
aged children and toddlers. We can’t wait to explore our
new Better Beginnings storytime suitcase with you soon.
March will be a busy time in the library with St. Patrick’s
Day, Harmony Day and the Golden Feather Hunt all in one
month. Who is getting excited?
Exciting news: the Scribblers Golden Feather Hunt will
return to the Kambalda Public Library! The library took part
in the Scribblers Golden Feather hunt forthe first time in
2019 and it was so successful, that we are making it even
bigger and better this year.
WHAT’S ON AT KAMBALDA
Feathers will be hidden in young adult and children’s books PUBLIC LIBRARY
throughout the shelfs in the library and the lucky ones to February 13: First Storytime for Term 1 at
come across a golden or silver feather are in for some 9.30am (Valentine’s Day book and activity).
great prizes. Stay tuned for more information to follow February 20 & 27: Storytime, weekly during
next month. school term, $2 per child
Did you see our Australia Day display last
month? Why not visit the library to see
what is on display for the next national or
public holiday?
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Shire of Coolgardie
Coolgardie Community Recreation Centre
Disco lights up Christmas
wonderland for youth
On Friday 13 December 2019, the Coolgardie
Community Recreation Centre and Coolgardie Police
held their last Blue Light Disco for the year.
Recreation centre staff set up the function room,
turning it into a Christmas wonderland filled with trees,
ornaments, decorations, lights and balloons for the kids
to enjoy.
Coolgardie and Kalgoorlie Police Officers played an
assortment of games with the kids and awarded the
winners with gold stars, which they traded in for a prize
at the end of the night.
Joy was kind enough to make an abundance of food,
including a Christmas tree and snowman cake, cookies,
chocolate balls, fairy bread and sausage rolls! We are so
grateful for all the hard work you put in for the Coolgardie
kids, Joy – thank you.
The kids had a magical time rocking the dance floor,
interacting with the police and having a yummy dinner to
finish off the night. We look forward to hosting the next
Blue Light Disco in early 2020.
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Cr. Tracey Rathbone
(Marzolo) Cr. Sherryl Botting
Deputy President Term Ends 2021
Term Ends 2023 Mobile: 0438 133 217
Mobile: 0459 999 296 Email: Cr.Botting@
Email: Cr.Rathbone@ coolgardie.wa.gov.au
coolgardie.wa.gov.au
Cr. Norm Karafilis Cr. Kathie Lindup
Term Ends 2021 Term Ends 2023
Mobile: 0429 795 139 Mobile: 0402 819 468
Email: Cr.Karafilis@ Email: Cr.Lindup@
coolgardie.wa.gov.au Cr. Malcolm Cullen coolgardie.wa.gov.au
President
Term ends 2021
Home: 9026 6191
Mobile: 0417 266 191
Cr. Eugen Winter Email: shire.president@ Cr. Tammee Keast
Justice of the Peace coolgardie.wa.gov.au Term Ends 2023
Term Ends 2021
Mobile: 0467 980 847
Mobile: 0439 815 539
Email: Cr.Keast@
Email: Cr.Winter@
coolgardie.wa.gov.au
coolgardie.wa.gov.au
Whats on in the Shire of Coolgardie
Keep up to date with current Shire events within the Shire of Coolgardie online at:
www.coolgardie.wa.gov.au
Here you can also submit events within to be included in the event calendar
Waste Facility Hours
Day Kambalda Coolgardie
Monday 10am to 3pm 10am to 3pm
Tuesday 10am to 3pm 10am to 3pm
Wednesday Closed 10am to 3pm
Thursday Closed 10am to 3pm
Friday 10am to 3pm 10am to 3pm
Saturday 8am to 1pm 8am to 1pm
Sunday 8am to 1pm 8am to 1pm
Open Public Holidays Excluding:
Good Friday and Christmas Day
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Shire of Coolgardie
Kambalda Community Resource Centre
Busy year ahead for Kambalda resource centre
Kambalda Community Resource Centre, is located
in the Kambalda Community Recreation Facility on
4 Barnes Drive Kambalda and is a friendly, not for
profit organisation that works to improve access to
Government services and economic, business and
social development opportunity for the people of the
Shire of Coolgardie.
What the Kambalda Community Resource Centre
can do:
• Provide FREE Government Access Point.
• Computer and internet access. We have
computers available for public use. We also offer
FREE wifi to use with your personal devices.
• Ticketing: TransWA. Coach and train bookings.
• Conference room hire – Equipped with internet,
data projector and screen, smartboard and more.
Tea and coffee facilities available.
• Small meeting room hire.
• Videoconferencing: Our partnership with
BeingThere allows us to offer you all your video
conferencing needs.
• Worklink visits fortnightly to assist with new and • Valentine’s Day – Friday 14th February
updating resumes along with preparing you for • Central Regional TAFE Enrolment Day in
job interviews. Kambalda (Term 1 date to be confirmed)
• Welcome to Town Morning Tea – Wednesday
Other services we offer are: 25th March
• Public library – plenty of books, audio CDs and • Clean Up Australia Day – March
DVDs to choose from and if we don’t have it, feel • Business Workshop and Networking with Sharni
free to request it and we shall do our best to get Foulkes, Goldfields Business Adviser, Kalgoorlie
it for you. Boulder Chamber of Commerce and Industry Inc
• Exam Supervision – We provide an examination (March date to be confirmed)
room and supervision to allow you to sit your • St Patrick’s Day Celebrations in the library –
exams externally. Thursday 19th March
• Photocopying, printing, laminating, binding and • MEEDAC – Community & Employment Expo,
scanning. We are able to provide these services Monday 9th March.
for all documents up to A3, in black and white
or colour. Remember, if you have suggestions that you would
like to share with us about a workshop that we could
2020 Line Up offer at the Community Resource Centre please call
With so many fantastic workshops, events and in and have a chat with our friendly staff.
activities planned for the year, it’s no wonder we are
looking forward to the 2020 line up. For further information please do not
Upcoming Events: hesitate to call your CRC on 9080 2111 or email
• PINGO – Friday 7th February reccas1@coolgardie.wa.gov.au
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Shire of Coolgardie
Ranger Focus
Rangers kick off registration blitz
Commencing January 2020, Shire of Coolgardie Rangers will be going door to door to check the
registration and microchip status of all cats and dogs kept within the Shire. If your pet is not yet
microchipped and/or not currently registered, then please head down to your local recreation centre to
complete a registration form, and pay for microchipping if required.
A recreation centre team member will then get one of our Rangers to contact you to arrange a time to
microchip your pet and avoid the possibility of receiving an infringement.
Microchipping is cheap! It costs only $65 through the Shire of Coolgardie – which is much cheaper than
the $200 infringement you could receive for not microchipping your pet.
REGISTRATION FEES
Dogs Sterilised Unsterilised
1 year $20 $50
3 years $42.50 $120
Lifetime $100 $250
Cats Sterlised ONLY
1 year $20
3 years $42.50
Lifetime $100
Q: How can microchipping and registering pets with the
Shire of Coolgardie save you time and money?
A: Pets that are microchipped and registered are much
easier for Shire rangers to reunite with their owners - saving
you time looking for them and money in unnecessary
impound fees!
DID YOU KNOW? To have more than two dogs or cats, you
must have received approval from the Shire? Call us or pop
in for an application form now.
Rangers will be taking notice of the number of dogs and
cats kept on premises during the “2020 Blitz”. Please
ensure you have completed a form requesting to keep
more than two dogs and/or two cats if required. You can
pick up an application form from your local recreation
centre.
Warnings and/or infringements may be issued should
any property be found to be non-compliant in accordance
with the Dog Act 1976, Cat Act 2011 and their related
regulations.
For any further information please contact Ranger Services on 9080 2111.
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Shire of Coolgardie
Coolgardie Community Resource Centre
Community opens hearts to stranded travellers
The Coolgardie CRC closed for the holiday
break on Friday, 20 December 2019 and
then reopened the next day for the weekend
to accomodate our stranded truckers and
travellers due to the road closures from the
huge bush fires. There were 60 road trains
and a few caravans and cars parked up in
Coolgardie and with it being the Christmas
period they were all counting the days and kms
still to go to see if they were going to make it
back home for Christmas Day.
We hosted the families and drivers and
provided food, refreshments, showers, wifi and
the important air conditioning as the goldfields
summer temperatures had certainly kicked in.
The table tennis table and our free books in
the foyer were a hit, and not to mention the
good humour from the staff and our community
volunteers who came with no hesitation
to accomodate and assist our visitors.
Coolgardie’s huge heart glowed even brighter
that weekend - a small community with many
huge hearts.
A huge thank you to Caltex Coolgardie, Ryan
and Tina Kippin, and Joy and Rose Emma who
kindly donated supplies for the weekend.
Our kitchen masters and friendly hosts were
Tina Kippin, Gaynor Jefferies, Kath and Norm
Parks, Jean, Terri-Ann Rose, Jayden Spackman, Steve, Sheree and Jayden Forward, Katherine Fox,
David and Leanne Shilton, Roy Bergin, and Peter Walker.
The travellers were able to hit the road on Sunday mid morning but approximately two hours later the
roads closed again for a short time and again our volunteers came back and pitched in.
The Coolgardie Community Resource Centre is looking forward to 2020 with some exciting programs and
workshops running through the year. From arts, crafts, health and wellbeing to computer connectedness,
community projects and educational workshops we are looking forward to delivering these to our
community.
Have a great February and we will see you at the CRC.
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Sailing adventure opportunity for local youth Leeuwin Ocean Adventure Foundation is offering a Shire of Coolgardie local a unique and memorable opportunity to sail on a Youth Explorer Voyage. Through the generosity of Independence Group NL (IGO) – a sponsor of Leeuwin Ocean Adventure Foundation – a young person from Coolgardie or Kambalda will be awarded a $1,750 sponsorship to join a week-long voyage on the STS Leeuwin II. The $1,750 will cover the majority of the $2,350 voyage fare. On the voyage, participants are divided into ‘watch groups’ and are encouraged to actively participate in all aspects of sailing of the ship, including setting and furling the sails, climbing the rigging and standing watch through the night, all the while building their confidence and invaluable skills for life. Since 1986, Leeuwin Ocean Adventure has welcomed over 40,000 young men and women on board from all over the State. In October last year, Kambalda West District High School students Haylee Keast and Liam Blondel joined a Youth Explorer Voyage thanks to funding from the Shire of Coolgardie. Leeuwin’s sail training program is nationally and internationally acknowledged and encourages participants to confront demanding challenges, both physical and emotional. It inspires self-confidence and the acceptance of personal responsibility, promotes an acceptance of others whatever their social or cultural background and it develops a willingness to take controlled risks. No experience is needed before coming on board. Participation on the voyage may also earn eligible school students 1 WA Certificate of Education (WACE) unit and the voyage will be entered onto their WA Statement of Student Achievement. Shire of Coolgardie youth aged 14-25 years are encouraged to apply for this once in a lifetime sailing experience. For more information on the sponsorship opportunity, and to apply, email ceo@sailleeuwin.com Issue 92 February 2020 Page 10 rambler@coolgardie.wa.gov.au
Hands-on fun as Headspace visits Coolgardie On Tuesday 10 December 2019, Headspace made their end-of-year session a special one for the Coolgardie youth. Tyrell and Taysharn from Headspace Kalgoorlie make weekly visits to Coolgardie every Tuesday afternoon (excluding school holidays) to interact with the youth, do fun activities and create a safe space for kids to hang out and socialise in a supervised environment. On the last Tuesday that Headspace visited for the year, the kids got to make their own chocolate-coconut balls and decorate gingerbread houses! The kids loved getting their hands messy and creating delicious treats to take home. After some art work and baking, the kids all had a game of table tennis with Mitchell, our sports development officer. A big thanks to Headspace for all their contributions in 2019, we can’t wait for what 2020 brings! Issue 92 February 2020 Page 11 rambler@coolgardie.wa.gov.au
Communities celebrate Australia Day
From P1 speech and the Australia Day awards. Following the
awards ceremony, the Kambalda community spent
Congratulations to all those nominated and all the the remainder of the morning enjoying Australia Day
winners of the Australia Day Awards for 2020. activities.
The Coolgardie Pool opened at 10am, and the The Fire Brigade set up a water slide which was
festivities were kicked off by some fun pool activities, enjoyed by all ages. Other activities included inflatable
inflatables, challenges and games for the kids, enjoyed kangaroos, which were a major hit, Super Sarah and
by Coolgardie residents as well as a full busload of Friends provided face painting and plaster craft for
Kambalda community members. the kids, the Shire organised games such as thong
throwing, croquet, water play and so much more.
In Kambalda, the Australia Day 2020 celebrations was a
huge hit, with about 150 people attending. Thank you to Michael Aslin for providing the PA and
sound system - the music was thoroughly enjoyed
Activities began at 8am with Kambalda Volunteer Fire and created a relaxed atmosphere for the day. To
& Rescue Service cooking the Australian brekky of finish the day the classic Australian movie ‘Red Dog’
sausages, baked beans, spaghetti, eggs and bacon, was screened in the town square and was enjoyed by
which was enjoyed by everyone who came out nice and around 40 community members.
early.
Thank you to the sponsors of the event - Kleenheat
We even had traditional fairy bread for younger and Woolworths - and to all the Shire workers who
community members and those who wanted to indulge contributed to the event. Also, thank you to all that
in something nostalgic. Official presentations began attended and volunteered their help on the day. We look
at 9am, with Shire CEO James Trail presenting his forward to next year’s Australia Day celebrations.
Issue 92 February 2020 Page 12 rambler@coolgardie.wa.gov.auAustralia Day 2020 Award nominees and winners KAMBALDA Youth award • Darcy Muldoon - Winner • Maybelle Woods • Jake Turner • Jake Davis Citizen award • Vicki Watson - Winner • Karen Vodden • Alex Jones • Alan Lindup • Darren McCarthy • Whitney Page • Dennis Treen Community group or event award • Kambalda Volunteer Fire and Rescue Service - Winner • Nickeltown Flounderers COOLGARDIE Youth award • Jayden Forward - Winner • Braden Shilton • TK Kippen Citizen award • Sherree Forward - Winner • Bob Day • Ryan Kippin • Daphne Simmonds • Thomas Carr • Tina Kippin • Leanne Shilton Community group or event award • Coolgardie St John Ambulance - Winner • Coolgardie Day Committee Corporate citizen award • The Place To Stay - Winner Issue 92 February 2020 Page 13 rambler@coolgardie.wa.gov.au
Shire of Coolgardie
Coolgardie Community Recreation Centre
Holidays packed with
summer time fun
For the January 2020 holidays we held six
amazing programs over a two-week period that the
Coolgardie community children really enjoyed.
We had great numbers for Coolgardie, which was
wonderful to see and fun for all involved.
We started off with a fun YMCA Day in the
Coolgardie Park, the highlight of course being the
huge slip and slide the YMCA team bought out.
all look forward to kickboxing coming out again.
We put a new spin on a regular activity, Pingo, but
with the kids and our seniors together. The kids had We tried out a dance program in the second week,
so much fun hanging with the seniors and winning and while not a major hit, the kids and recreation
cool prizes. It was great to see the seniors come out staff had a good time trying to keep up with the very
to help the kids and join in on the fun. cool dance moves on the Just Dance game. The
kids won prizes for best dancer and we also played
For our pizza and movie day the kids enjoyed musical bobs, musical chairs and musical statues.
watching a new short film in the ‘How to Train your
Dragon’ franchise and the new animated version Our final activity took place just before the long
of The Addams Family. They dug into yummy weekend and so we did some very cool Australia
homemade mini pizzas and popcorn throughout Day cookie and cup cake decorating. They were
the movies. all masterpieces (even though we couldn’t get
them to look like Australian flags). We finished off
The kickboxing activity was a huge success, with the day with games like pingo pong, giant snakes
boys and girls of all ages participating in some and ladders, twister, heads up charades and much
boxing exercises, playing cool warm up games more.
and even learning some self-defense moves. They
also spoke about bullying and how to avoid it and We were all really happy with how many kids
be kind. came and had fun with us this break and
can’t wait to organise the next bunch of super
Jacko was very impressed with all the kids and we awesome activities.
Issue 92 February 2020 Page 14 rambler@coolgardie.wa.gov.auKambalda
Aquatic Facility
DECEMBER JANUARY
COMPLETED WORKS PROGRAMMED WORKS
• Tiling main sections completed • Concrete concourse
• Hand rails installed and paths
• Civil works- • Installation of shade
• New lighting / bbq upgrade sail poles
in-grounds complete • Tiling depth markers
• Shaping of foundation for and sealing
concourse and landscaping • Landscaping
• Import of clean soil for all commencement
landscaping areas • Change room and
• Change room services installed office fit out
• Plant room plumbing and • Painting
electrical fit out commenced • Fencing
• Fencing commenced
Contact Kathy Brooking
Kambalda Pool Manager
08 9080 2111 | kampool@coolgardie.wa.gov.au
PO Box 138, Kambalda WA, 6442
www.coolgardie.wa.gov.au
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Coolgardie Visitors Centre
Intriguing quest for museum’s young visitors
In the weeks leading up to Christmas the Coolgardie
Visitors Centre ran a colouring-in competion. With
two pictures to choose from to colour in and three
age catagories we had a great variety of entrants.
The talented Alan Bergin was the judge, and he
had a big job on his hands to narrow down just two
winners for each age catagory. We thank all the
entrants for brightening up our museum wall and we
look forward to our next competition.
During the holidays we also ran an activity called The
Museum Quest, in which participants were given a
clipboard with a sheet of clues that would lead them to eight different locations around the exhibits where
they had to collect stamps for each clue.
Once they had all eight stamps they proceeded to the counter where their clue sheets where checked, and
if correct they received a reward for their efforts.
Looking for a bit of adult conversation?
Fun for children under 5.
Come down for a coffee and a chat while
your little ones play.
PINGO A healthy morning tea will be provided.
BYO ALCOHOL DAY: FRIDAY Commencing Wednesday the 5th of
February 2020.
February 7, 2020
BYO PLATTERS & FOOD
OPENS @ 6:00PM Every Wednesday morning
LOADS TO BE WON EYES DOWN @ 6:30PM .(Except School Holidays)
9:30am - 10:30am
$3 per supervised child.
Dabbing Pens $3.50each One 10 Game Book $2.00each
Two 10 Game Book $3.00each Three 10 Game Book $4.00each
Four 10 Game Book $5.00each Six 10 Game Book $6.00each
Please call 9080 2111 for further information.
For more information please contact the KCRF Staff on Ph. (08) 9080
Coolgardie Community Recreation Centre
2111 or via E-Mail to krc-counter@coolgardie.wa.gov.au
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Kambalda Community Recreation Facility
Children dive into school holiday activities
The children who participated in the Kambalda school holiday program and
Coolgardie pool excursions were treated to a range of cooking, crafting,
sports and fun opportunities.
The Kambalda Recreation Centre lined up six fun days of holiday action
for the January program, and included sports, crafting, colouring, baking
and making.
On our first program we set up different stations and created masterpieces
of art made by blowing paint with straws. We also used shaving cream
and paint to create marbled paper, and puffy paint for some more creative
artworks and made as many pictures to fill 12 pages for our very own 2020
calendar to take home.
The most fun was had in the function room kitchen when we made
ice cream in a bag - to the surprise of all kids - with only three simple
ingredients, in a matter of 10 minutes. The following week we put the
kids cooking skills to the test yet again, making Australia Day fairy bread
pin wheels and lamingtons. It was so amazing to see how everyone was
showing off their talent and independence cutting the crust off the bread,
spreading the butter and Aussie Day sprinkles.
There was also a variety of sport activities on offer: relay games and
multisports with our Sports and Development Officer Mitchell.
When the lovely team from YMCA Kalgoorlie came out for a visit, the
recreation centre was as busy as ever with a mini disco in the function
room, nerf ball games, basketball and lunch.
Last but not least all children were treated to an Australia Day themed
disco with compliments to Michael Aslin who came out to host the most
amazing party with lights and some good vibes and tunes on offer.
There were two hours of dancing, musical statues, pass the beach ball,
limbo dance and other games and a sweet morning tea to wrap up the
holidays. We can’t wait to plan the next school holiday program and have
you all back for some more fun.
Issue 92 February 2020 Page 17 rambler@coolgardie.wa.gov.auShire of Coolgardie
Sports Development News
Summer of sport keeps youth on the move
January was a busy month for young sport lovers
with loads on offer with the Shire holiday program.
Throughout the holidays teams from YMCA
Kalgoorlie hosted children from Coolgardie and
Kambalda for activities.
We have also had mulit sport days, and service
providers Bega and Headspace holding barbecues
at the pool in Coolgardie, with a bus to bring
children over from Kambalda.
For the youth in Kambalda we have had regular
basketball games, with about 10 to 15 kids joining in
each time.
The YMCA have also taken children from the Shire
to all these fun events including Hannan’s tourist
mine, the Oasis, and even played minute to win
it. Thank you to the YMCA for providing these
opportunities for children in our Shire.
Out multi-sport event was a huge success, with the
kids getting the chance to enjoy skipping, football,
basketball, leader ball and so much more. Thank
you to the Trail family and also Miss Vodden for
coming down and putting their hands up to help out.
It was awesome to see all the kids puffed out and
ready for a rest after the sports day.
The shire has provided a bus from Kambalda to
the Coolgardie pool for kids in Kambalda to have
a fun day out at the pool. There have been at least
10 kids for each trip and it is fantastic to see the
kids have a great time on the OCTO Obstacle and
playing dodge ball with the Coolgardie kids.
Headspace held a rewards day at the pool on
January 20 to recognise great behaviour by
Goldfields children. They provided a huge barbecue The most impressing thing is to see how much the
and it was great to see Kalgoorlie and Coolgardie kids are improving from the last holidays and how
children spending time together and having fun. they are picking up the rules and even telling me off
sometime when I don’t call a travel or a foul.
I have also been running basketball games on
Thursday and Friday for youth aged 12 and up, and - Mitchell Dzelebdzik,
have been joined by about 10 people each day. Sports Development Officer
Issue 92 February 2020 Page 18 rambler@coolgardie.wa.gov.auDAILY FIRE
DANGER RATING
Keep up to date with local fire conditions
with the Shire website
www.coolgardie.wa.gov.au
The Fire Danger Rating sits in the footer of
the Shire of Coolgardie website and reports
on local fire conditions. At each rating, the fire
behaviour and potential impact on you will be
different. This is updated daily by DFES.
Be sure to monitor this rating system
daily to keep informed about the local
bushfire danger.
To view the Fire Danger Rating, go to
www.coolgardie.wa.gov.au on a desktop or
mobile device, and scroll to the bottom of
the page.
Issue 92 February 2020 Page 19 rambler@coolgardie.wa.gov.auGYM MEMBERSHIPS
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$260.00 6 MONTHS $130.00
$390.00 12 MONTHS $200.00
$20.00 SINGLE USE $12.00
$30.00 REPLACEMENT CARDS $30.00
Adults Concession
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3 MONTHS $100.00
$260.00 $130.00Artists make it a beautiful season for health centre
Coolgardie health centre staff would like
to express our greatest appreciation to the
community for getting behind our Christmas
decoration competition for 2019.
Out of the five divisions, we won three:
overall winner, best reflection of WACHS
values division, and most eco-friendly
division.
We would especially like to thank
ChurchWest for their donation, Alan Bergin
for his tireless effort in helping to make our
set, and Constable Ben Wilson for his part
in a breathalysing our judges and everyone
else that helped us out. Thank you!
Our colouring competition winners were:
• Maeson Lindsay
• Miley Kent
• Mellany Kennedy
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Issue 92 February 2020 Page 21 rambler@coolgardie.wa.gov.auKambalda Cultural and Arts Group
Kambalda Arts Centre, 2 Marianthus Rd, Kambalda West WA
20 Year Celebration
Ashlee Donkin’s Mural unveiling on 8th December 2019 marks a
significant milestone and reward for persistence and excellence.
Top LHS—Ash watches as John detaches the panel to
All photography by Frank McCubben enable cover sheet to be removed.
Top RHS—Ash opens the door after removing the
cover. It’s done, hooray!!
Middle LHS—Public admires the mural.
Middle RHS—Peter, Sandra & Ashlee Donkin.
Bottom—John addresses the crowd with a brief history.
Our program is
supported by IGO
& Shire of
Coolgardie
Issue 92 February 2020 Page 22 rambler@coolgardie.wa.gov.auExtending the Art and History Display Area
We have updated the gallery with some new art from members and have taken up the internal wall on the
right for donated art from the community that is really affordable.
We also celebrated the completion of extending the gallery track into the Art House. This area was formally the BP West
Service Station’s caretaker’s residence. In doing this we have managed to exhibit a display of old WMC Resources
photos that were to be disposed of due to their poor condition. Frames have been restored, some photos remounted
and whatever could be done to make them presentable. Setting up the gallery track right through to here has taken 9
years to complete, so at this stage was worth celebrating too.
We are open every Saturday from 10am—2pm or by appointment ring 90273089.
Email>scottymail@kcaag.com.au
Issue 92 February 2020 Page 23 rambler@coolgardie.wa.gov.auOne Tree Kambalda
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Please come and visit our service and have a look at our fun-filled
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Issue 92 February 2020 Page 24 rambler@coolgardie.wa.gov.au Pathology: Tuesday, 7.30am-8.30am
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Mon, Wed, Fri 8.30am – 5pm
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This is a mixed billing practice and appointments made
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Thank You!
The Kambalda United Junior Soccer
Club would like to acknowledge and
thank Golden City Motors for their Gold
Sponsorship for the 2019 season.
The club would like to acknowledge
and thank Evolution Mining for
their Season Sponsorship for the
2019 season.
Issue 92 February 2020 Page 25 rambler@coolgardie.wa.gov.auLight
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rambler@coolgardie.wa.gov.auWhat's on in the Shire of Coolgardie
What's on in the Shire of Coolgardie
FEBRUARY 2020
Coolgardie Community Recreation Facility
Centre Care Every Tuesday 10.30am-1.30am
Toddler Time Every Wednesday 9.30am-10.30am
Morning Tea & Craft Every Wednesday 10.30am-1.30pm
YMCA In The Park Every Thursday 3.30pm-4.30pm
Headspace Every Friday 3pm-4.30pm
Pingo Monday February 17 6pm-8.30pm
Kambalda Community Recreation Facility
Group exercise Every Monday, Wednesday and Friday 9.30am-10.15am
Senior Men Every Monday 12.30pm
Senior Ladies Every Tuesday 9am
Kambalda West Playgroup Every Wednesday and Friday 9am-11.30am
Worklink (Jobs & Skills) Wednesday February 12 & 26 1pm-4pm
Quirky Quilters Every Thursday 9am
Storytime - Kambalda
Every Thursday during school term 9.30am
public library
Worklink - learn computer
Expressions of interest EOI
basics
Pingo Friday, February 7 Doors open 6pm
Youth night Friday February 14 & 28 5pm
For more information please call (08) 9080 2111
To stay up to date with all events and activities please visit www.coolgardie.wa.gov.au/events and
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